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Old 05 April 2015, 21:39   #1
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No...go for the floating one.
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This one:

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Have you used it and is it ok.
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Have you used it and is it ok.
Its cheap and it's great, but it doesn't lock.
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Have you used it and is it ok.
You got it right first time Mate...much better quality...and salt resistance with the Spidey!
Very slim too...with a nice clip
No comparison when you want it cut....and cut it fast!
So it Floats!??...so does...
Stick a Lanyard on the Salt!
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Its cheap and it's great, but it doesn't lock.
Crap!...Alex....that's why it Floats!
Not much "safe" about not locking either!
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You got it right first time Mate...much better quality...and salt resistance with the Spidey!
Very slim too...with a nice clip
No comparison when you want it cut....and cut it fast!
So it Floats!??...so does...
Stick a Lanyard on the Salt!
Ah yes your the man to ask where's cheapest
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Ah yes your the man to ask where's cheapest
Try Hiennie Haynes...I'll get you the discount code Mick..only 10-i5% but worth having
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You got it right first time Mate...much better quality...and salt resistance with the Spidey!
Very slim too...with a nice clip
No comparison when you want it cut....and cut it fast!
So it Floats!??...so does...
Stick a Lanyard on the Salt!
I got me one o' those
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Saftey knifes

I got a divers knife from LOMO, flat tipped and razor sharp. Clips on my LJ for quick access.

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Lo...is-yellow.html
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I got these. Cheap,blunt tip, float and work.:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Floating--Re...words=floating
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I got these. Cheap,blunt tip, float and work.:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Floating--Re...words=floating
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Crap!...Alex....that's why it Floats!
Not much "safe" about not locking either!
Please excuse my unworthy recommendation...

Here is a locking, floating one for you...

http://www.diplomatblades.com.au/pdf...ct%20flyer.pdf

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I use these blunt tip good strong holster very sharp very cheap!Click image for larger version

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I have the Atlantic Salt. Never rusted, razor sharp, locks, single handed use.
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Try not to throw it in the water
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I use one of these on my buoyancy aid, NRS Pilot Kayak Rescue Knife mounted on a lashtab.

It is razor sharp, blunted tip for safety and you can draw it one handed.

On my lifejacket I use one of the little yellow folders, above, and have the standard Spinlock cutter tucked into its little pouch on the right side.
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I use one of these on my buoyancy aid, NRS Pilot Kayak Rescue Knife mounted on a lashtab.

It is razor sharp, blunted tip for safety and you can draw it one handed.

On my lifejacket I use one of the little yellow folders, above, and have the standard Spinlock cutter tucked into its little pouch on the right side.
The one handed draw/opening point is a good one.
With the Spiderco Salt like (like almost all Spideys).although a Folder...it's an EASY one handed opener,somthing which could be crucial in an awkward situation..in rough conditions especially ..a decent lanyard is always a good idea too.
And if you're OCD and or the clumsy type ..or just feel the need..you can stick a float on it!
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